you need to keep a eye on it and care for it like a dog
Borax is not considered safe for turtles. It is a toxic substance that can cause irritation and harm to their skin, respiratory system, and overall health. If borax is used as a cleaning agent or for pest control, it is essential to keep turtles away from treated areas to prevent exposure. It's best to use turtle-safe products for cleaning and maintenance in their environment.
Leather back turtles should be protected because they are rare and we need to keep them safe
No, the turtle can injure the cat (think biting through small bones). The cat can kill the turtle. Turtles also can carry salmonella. You can have both as pets, but you will have to keep them separated.
They are safe in their shell.
Pretty safe but you shouldn't harass wild animals
yes
no
swimming
well physically since turtles have a hard shell on there back. There are safe from major predators who feed on turtles and other animals.
From my experiance, no, I've even had adult painted turtles kill baby snapping turtles, I reccomend you keep them separate
Yes, box turtles are usually safe to handle, they don't usually bite, just hide in their shell. All you have to remember is to wash your hands when you are done.
You can but they might eat it, if it is brand new. I would wait until the baby has gotten big enough to defend itself (so around the same size as at least the smallest parent) just to be safe.